• Meghan Markle participated in an SAS security exercise before her wedding.
• The Duchess experienced a “mock kidnapping,” according to ‘Finding Freedom’.
• Prince Harry has refuted the allegation made by the book’s authors.

A allegation made about his wife Meghan Markle in “Finding Freedom,” an unofficial biography of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, has been refuted by Prince Harry.

According to the book written by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, Meghan Markle participated in an SAS security exercise before her wedding.

The now-Duchess experienced a “mock kidnapping,” according to the writers of the 2020 book, in order to get ready for “all high-risk security scenarios,” such as hostage crises and terrorist strikes.

“A bestselling book describes the day Special Forces came to our house, grabbed Meg, put her through several intense days of drills, pushing her into back seats and car boots, speeding away to safe houses,” Harry writes in his recently published memoir “Spare.”

Meghan “wasn’t given one minute of training,” he claimed, adding clarification. “On the contrary, the Palace floated the idea of not giving her any security at all because I was now sixth in line to the throne”.

Omid Scobie is a well-known acquaintance of Meghan Markle who is frequently singled out by royal experts who support the monarchy.

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